Paving Schedule Update – October 11th
The rain prevented the contractor from completing the asphalt paving today.
The contractor will place the final lift of asphalt along Arden Avenue (Washington to Brookfield) tomorrow on Thursday, October 12th.

Paving is scheduled to begin around 7:30 am.

Residents will need to have their cars off the street from 4:00 am to 5:00 pm on Thursday while the work is being performed.

Paving Schedule Update – October 6th
The paving schedule for next week is as follows:

Monday, October 9th
Place surface on Deyo (Sahler to Shields) and Congress Park (Eberly to Raymond).
Residents will need to have their cars off the street from 4:00 am to 5:00 pm on Monday while the work is being performed.

Tuesday, October 10th 
Place surface on Raymond (Jackson to 31st Street) and Garfield (Grand to Maple).
Residents will need to have their cars off the street from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm on Tuesday while the work is being performed.

Wednesday, October 11th 
Place surface on Arden (Brookfield Ave. to Washington).
Residents will need to have their cars off the street from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm on Wednesday while the work is being performed.

The contractor will place a prime coat over the asphalt base along all of the streets on Monday morning.  The placement of the prime coat is scheduled for 4:00 am.

Note:  The prime coat will track onto cars and adjacent pavements until it dries.  The drying time is approximately 4 hours depending on temperature and weather conditions.  Residents should avoid pulling into their driveways until the prime coat has had a chance to dry.

Residents on streets not scheduled to be paved on Monday will need to have their cars off the street from 4:00 am to 9:00 am on Monday while the work is being performed.

Paving Schedule – Jackson Avenue – October 6th
The rain prevented the contractor from completing the asphalt paving today.
The contractor will place the final lift of asphalt along Jackson on Tuesday, October 10th.

The contractor will place a prime coat over the asphalt base on Tuesday morning.  The placement of the prime coat is scheduled for 4:00 am.

Note:  The prime coat will track onto cars and adjacent pavements until it dries.  The drying time is approximately 4 hours depending on temperature and weather conditions.  Residents should avoid pulling into their driveways until the prime coat has had a chance to dry.

Paving is scheduled to begin around 7:30 am.

Residents will need to have their cars off the street from 4:00 am to 5:00 pm on Tuesday while the work is being performed.

Paving Schedule Update – October 5th
The rain the last couple of days and the rain in the forecast for Friday has forced the contractor to revise their paving schedule.  The new schedule is as follows:

Monday, October 9th
Place surface on Deyo (Sahler to Shields) and Congress Park (Eberly to Raymond).

Tuesday, October 10th 
Place surface on Raymond (Jackson to 31st Street) and Garfield (Grand to Maple).

Wednesday, October 11th 
Place surface on Arden (Brookfield Ave. to Washington).

Paving Schedule – Jackson Avenue – October 4th
Today the paving contractor began the preparation for the placement of the asphalt on Jackson. 

The schedule for the paving is as follows:

Thursday, October 5th
On Thursday the contractor will place a prime coat over the concrete base.  The placement of the prime coat is scheduled for 4:00 am.

Note:  The prime coat will track onto cars and adjacent pavements until it dries.  The drying time is approximately 4 hours depending on temperature and weather conditions.  Residents should avoid pulling into their driveways until the prime coat has had a chance to dry.

The placement of the first lift of asphalt is scheduled to begin around 7:30 am on Thursday.
The contractor will then prepare the pavement for the placement of the final lift of asphalt.

Residents will need to have their cars off the street from 4:00 am to 5:00 pm on Thursday while the work is being performed.

Friday, October 6th
The contractor will place the final lift of asphalt beginning at 7:00 am.

Residents will need to have their cars off the street from 4:00 am to 5:00 pm on Friday while the work is being performed.

Note:  There is rain in the forecast for Friday.  If the contractor is unable to pave on Friday they will place the final lift of asphalt on Tuesday, October 10th.

Paving Schedule Update – October 3rd
The moisture on the pavement earlier today prevented the contractor from applying the prime coat.  The contractor will attempt to place the prime coat over the pavements to be surfaced beginning around 9:00 am on Wednesday morning.  Weather permitting.

There is no paving scheduled for Wednesday and the paving schedule has been pushed back one day.

Paving Schedule – October 2nd 
Today the paving contractor began the preparation for the placement of the asphalt surface course on several streets.

The following streets will be surfaced in this final phase of the Street Project:

Deyo (Sahler to Shields)
Congress Park (Eberly to Raymond)
Raymond (Jackson to 31st Street)
Garfield (Grand to Maple)
Arden (Brookfield Ave. to Washington)

The schedule for the week is as follows:

Tuesday, October 3rd
The contractor will be working on pavement patches and cleaning/preparing the streets for the placement of the final lift of asphalt.  The contractor will also place a prime coat over the pavements to be surfaced beginning around 1:00 pm.  (If the contractor is unable to finish the prime coat on Tuesday, they will complete the prime coat on Wednesday at 9:00 am.)

Note:  The prime coat will track onto cars and adjacent pavements until it dries.  The drying time is approximately 4 hours depending on temperature and weather conditions.  Residents should avoid pulling into their driveways until the prime coat has had a chance to dry.

Wednesday, October 4th
Place surface on Deyo (Sahler to Shields) and Congress Park (Eberly to Raymond).

Thursday, October 5th 
Place surface on Raymond (Jackson to 31st Street) and Garfield (Grand to Maple).

Friday, October 6th 
Place surface on Arden (Brookfield Ave. to Washington).

Residents will need to have their cars off the street from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm each day until their street has been surfaced.

Deyo Avenue Paving Schedule – September 20th 
Beginning on Friday, September 22nd the paving contractor will begin preparation for the placement of the first lift of asphalt on Deyo Avenue.

On Friday the contractor will mill the existing concrete pavement in preparation for the placement of the asphalt.  The contractor will then prepare the pavement for asphalt on Friday and possibly on Saturday.  Residents will need to have their cars off the street from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm on Friday and Saturday while the work is being performed.

On Monday the contractor will place a prime coat over the concrete pavement.  The placement of the prime coat is scheduled for 4:00 am.  Residents will need to have their cars off the street from 4:00 am to 5:00 pm on Monday.

Note:  The prime coat will track onto cars and adjacent pavements until it dries.  The drying time is approximately 4 hours depending on temperature and weather conditions.  Residents should avoid pulling into their driveways until the prime coat has had a chance to dry.

Paving is scheduled to begin at 7:00 am on Tuesday morning.  Residents will need to have their cars off the street from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm on Tuesday while the work is being performed.

Raymond Avenue Paving Schedule – September 20th 
Beginning on Friday, September 22nd the paving contractor will begin preparation for the placement of the first lift of asphalt on Raymond Avenue.

On Friday the contractor will mill the existing asphalt in preparation for the placement of the asphalt.  The contractor will then prepare the pavement for asphalt on Friday and possibly on Saturday.  Residents will need to have their cars off the street from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm on Friday and Saturday while the work is being performed.

On Monday the contractor will place a prime coat over the concrete base.  The placement of the prime coat is scheduled for 4:00 am.  Paving is scheduled to begin around 1:00 pm on Monday. The contractor is scheduled to pave Garfield in the morning prior to paving Raymond.  If the contractor does not finish paving Raymond on Monday, the paving will be completed on Tuesday at 7:00 am.  Residents will need to have their cars off the street from 4:00 am to 5:00 pm on Monday while the work is being performed.  If paving extends into Tuesday, residents will need to have their cars off the street from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm while the work is completed.  

Note:  The prime coat will track onto cars and adjacent pavements until it dries.  The drying time is approximately 4 hours depending on temperature and weather conditions.  Residents should avoid pulling into their driveways until the prime coat has had a chance to dry.

Garfield Avenue Paving Schedule – September 20th 
Beginning on Thursday, September 21st the paving contractor will begin preparation for the placement of the first lift of asphalt on Garfield Avenue.

On Thursday and Friday the contractor will fine grade and compact the stone base in preparation for the placement of the asphalt.  Residents will need to have their cars off the street from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm on Thursday and Friday while the work is being performed.

On Friday the contractor will place a prime coat over the stone base.  The placement of the prime coat is tentatively scheduled for late morning.  If the fine grading and compaction of the stone base is not completed by noon on Friday the contractor will place the prime coat on Saturday morning at 5:00 am.  Residents will need to have their cars off the street by 4:00 am if the prime coat is placed on Saturday morning.

Note:  The prime coat will track onto cars and adjacent pavements until it dries.  The drying time is approximately 4 hours depending on temperature and weather conditions.  Residents should avoid pulling into their driveways until the prime coat has had a chance to dry.

Paving is scheduled to begin at 7:00 am on Monday morning.  The contractor will remove the stone ramps at driveways on Monday morning.  Residents should have their cars out of their driveways by 7:00 am on Monday.  Residents will need to have their cars off the street from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm on Monday while the work is being performed.

Arden Avenue Paving Schedule – September 7th 
Beginning on Friday, September 8th the paving contractor will begin preparation for the placement of the first lift of asphalt on Arden Avenue.

On Friday the contractor will fine grade and compact the stone base in preparation for the placement of the asphalt.  Residents will need to have their cars off the street from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm on Friday.

On Saturday the contractor will apply a prime coat over the stone base in preparation for the placement of asphalt.  The application of the prime coat is scheduled for 4:00 am.  Paving is scheduled to begin at 7:00 am.  The contractor will remove the stone ramps at driveways on Saturday morning.  Residents should have their cars out of their driveways by 7:00 am on Saturday.  Residents will need to have their cars off the street from 4:00 am to 5:00 pm on Saturday.

Congress Park Avenue Paving Schedule – August 29th 
Beginning on Wednesday, August 30th the paving contractor will begin preparation for the placement of the first lift of asphalt on Congress Park Avenue.

On Wednesday and Thursday the contractor will fine grade and compact the stone base in preparation for the placement of the asphalt.

On Friday the contractor will place a prime coat over the stone base.  The placement of the prime coat is scheduled for late morning.  The prime coat will track onto cars and adjacent pavements until it dries.  The drying time is approximately 4 hours depending on temperature and weather conditions.  Residents should avoid pulling into their driveways until the prime coat has had a chance to dry.

On Saturday the contractor will place the first lift of asphalt on Congress Park.  Paving is scheduled to begin at 7:00 am.  The contractor will remove the stone ramps at driveways on Saturday morning.  Residents should have their cars out of their driveways by 7:00 am on Saturday.

Residents will need to have their cars off the street from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm Wednesday through Saturday while the work is being performed.

Paving Schedule Update – August 23rd
Beginning on Thursday, August 24th the paving contractor will begin preparation for the placement of the asphalt surface course on the following streets:

Rochester (Grove to Custer)
Custer (Ogden to Southview)
Sunnyside (Monroe to 31st Street)
Vernon (Monroe to Garfield)
Sunnyside (Bartlett to 27th Street)
Forest/29th (30th Street to Prairie)

On Thursday and Friday the contractor will be working on pavement patches and cleaning/preparing the streets for the final lift of asphalt.  Residents will need to have their cars off the street from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm on Thursday and Friday.

The contractor will pave the following streets on Saturday, August 26th:
Rochester (Grove to Custer)
Custer (Ogden to Southview)
Sunnyside (Monroe to 31st Street)

The contractor will place an asphalt prime coat on the pavements to be resurfaced on Saturday morning beginning at 4:00 am.  Residents on these streets will need to have their cars off the street from 4:00 am to 5:00 pm on Saturday.

The contractor will pave the following streets on Monday, August 28th:
Vernon (Monroe to Garfield)
Sunnyside (Bartlett to 27th Street)
Forest/29th (30th Street to Prairie)

The contractor will place an asphalt prime coat on the pavements to be resurfaced on Monday morning beginning at 4:00 am.  Residents on these streets will need to have their cars off the street from 4:00 am to 5:00 pm on Monday.

Update (Jackson) – August 18th

• The concrete contractor (Nardulli) poured concrete along Jackson between Arthur and Maple on both sides of the street this past week.  Next week they will continue with the concrete work along the south side of Jackson.

Update (2017 Streets) – August 18th

• The sewer contractor (Uno Construction) made a sewer repair in the 2900 block of Sunnyside this week.  Next week they will complete their work on Arden (Brookfield Ave. to Washington).  They will then have a few items of work on various streets to wrap up their work.

• The concrete contractor (Nardulli) removed, framed, and poured concrete on the east side of Arden (Brookfield Ave. to  Washington).  Next week they will continue with the concrete work on the east side of Arden (Brookfield Ave. to Washington).
• Nardulli continued the pavement removal and excavation for the new pavement on Congress Park (Eberly to Raymond).  Next week they will continue with the excavation along Congress Park.
• The tree contractor removed a tree along Raymond (Jackson to 31st Street).  Next week they will grind stumps and complete any remaining tree removals.
• The landscape contractor was on site this week and prepared parkways for sod.  They will continue with their work next week.
• The paving contractor (Orange Crush) will begin preparing streets for the placement of the asphalt surface next week.
• Residents will need to have their cars off of the street within the block that they are working on from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm each day.  The street will be reopened at the end of each day to provide residents with access to their property.

Update (Jackson) – August 11th

• The sewer contractor (Suburban General) began and completed the sewer work along Jackson this week.
• The tree contractor removed 3 trees along Jackson this week.
• The concrete contractor (Nardulli) removed curb along Jackson between Arthur and Maple on both sides of the street this past week.  Next week they will pour the curb and flatwork between Arthur and Maple.  They will then complete their work on Arden before returning later in the week to continue with the concrete work on Jackson.

Update (2017 Streets) – August 11th

• The sewer contractor (Uno Construction) continued their work on Arden (Brookfield Ave. to Washington).  They also made a sewer repair along Vernon (Monroe to Jackson).  Next week they will complete their work on Arden (Brookfield Ave. to Washington).  They will then have a few items of work on various streets to wrap up their work.

• The concrete contractor (Nardulli) removed, framed, and poured concrete on the west side of Arden (Brookfield Ave. to  Washington).  They poured pavement patches on Deyo (Sahler to Shields) and Raymond (Jackson to 31st Street).  They also poured concrete at the intersection of Congress Park & Eberly and the intersection of Garfield & Maple.  Next week they will continue with the concrete work on the east side of Arden (Brookfield Ave. to Washington).
• Nardulli began the pavement removal and excavation for the new pavement on Congress Park (Blanchan to Raymond).  Next week they will continue with the excavation along Congress Park (Eberly to Raymond).
• The tree contractor removed trees along Raymond (Jackson to 31st Street).  Next week they will grind stumps and complete any remaining tree removals.
• The landscape contractor was on site this week and prepared parkways for sod.  They will continue with their work next week.
• Residents will need to have their cars off of the street within the block that they are working on from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm each day.  The street will be reopened at the end of each day to provide residents with access to their property.

Update – August 10th

• A water main shut down is scheduled for Madison (Monroe Avenue to Jackson Avenue) on Friday, August 11th.  The water main shut down is scheduled from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm while the contractor replaces fire hydrants.  A notice will be hand delivered to the affected residents on Thursday, August 10th.

Update – August 9th

• A water main shut down is scheduled for Raymond (Jackson Avenue to 31st Street) and for Arthur (Monroe Avenue to 31st Street) on Thursday, August 10th.  The water main shut down is scheduled from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm while the contractor replaces fire hydrants.  A notice will be hand delivered to the affected residents on Wednesday, August 9th.

Update – August 4th

• The sewer contractor (Uno Construction) continued their work on Arden (Brookfield Ave. to Washington).  Next week they will complete their work on Arden (Brookfield Ave. to Washington).  They will then have a few items of work on various streets to wrap up their work.

• The concrete contractor (Nardulli) removed, framed, and poured concrete on Congress Park (Eberly to Raymond) this past week.  They also poured pavement patches on Deyo (Sahler to Shields) and Raymond (Jackson to 31st Street).  Next week they will continue with the pavement patching on Deyo (Sahler to Shields) and Raymond (Jackson to 31st Street).  They will also begin the concrete work on Arden (Brookfield Ave. to Washington).
• Nardulli will also begin the pavement removal and excavation for the new pavement on Congress Park (Eberly to Raymond).
• The tree contractor removed trees and root pruned along Arden (Brookfield Ave. to Washington).  Next week they will continue with tree removals on various streets.
• The landscape contractor was on site this week and prepared parkways for topsoil and sod.  They will continue with their work next week.
• Residents will need to have their cars off of the street within the block that they are working on from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm each day.  The street will be reopened at the end of each day to provide residents with access to their property.

Update – August 4th

• Jackson Avenue (Grand Boulevard to Maple) has been added to the list of streets that will be improved by the Village in 2017.  Improvements will include work on the sewer system, full curb replacement, and pavement resurfacing.  Jackson Avenue is being constructed under a separate contract from the 2017 Street Improvements Project.  The project is being paid for with bond funds from the recently approved Bond Referendum and with a $200,000 grant that was received from the Cook County Community Development Block Grant Program.
• The sewer contractor (Suburban General) is scheduled to begin the sewer improvements on Monday, August 7th.

Update – August 2nd

• A water main shut down is scheduled for Arden (Brookfield Avenue to Washington) on Thursday, August 3rd.  The water main shut down is scheduled from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm while the contractor replaces fire hydrants on Arden.  A notice will be hand delivered to the affected residents on Wednesday, August 2nd.

Update – July 31st

• A water main shut down is scheduled for Arden (Brookfield Avenue to Washington) on Tuesday, August 1st.  The water main shut down is scheduled from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm while the contractor replaces fire hydrants on Arden.  A notice will be hand delivered to the affected residents on Monday, July 31st.

Update – July 28th

• The sewer contractor (Uno Construction) completed their work on Congress Park (Eberly to Raymond) this past week.  They also adjusted manhole frames to their final grade on the streets that are ready to be surfaced and began the sewer work on Arden (Brookfield Ave. to Washington) this week.  Next week they will continue with their work on Arden (Brookfield Ave. to Washington).  

• The concrete contractor (Nardulli) removed, framed, and poured concrete on Congress Park (Eberly to Raymond) this past week.  Next week they will continue with the concrete work on Congress Park (Eberly to Raymond) and begin the pavement patching on Deyo (Sahler to Shields) and Raymond (Jackson to 31st Street).  They may also begin the concrete work on Arden (Brookfield Ave. to Washington).
• The landscape contractor was on site this week and prepared parkways for topsoil and sod.  They will continue with their work next week.
• Residents will need to have their cars off of the street within the block that they are working on from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm each day.  The street will be reopened at the end of each day to provide residents with access to their property.

Update – July 24th

• A water main shut down is scheduled for Congress Park (DuBois to Raymond) on Tuesday, July 25th.  The water main shut down is scheduled from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm while the contractor replaces fire hydrants on Congress Park.  A notice will be hand delivered to the affected residents on Monday, July 24th.

Update – July 21st

• The sewer contractor (Uno Construction) continued their work on Congress Park (Eberly to Raymond) this past week.  Next week they will complete their work on Congress Park (Eberly to Raymond).  They will then move to Arden (Brookfield Ave to Washington).  They will also adjust manhole frames to their final grade on the streets that are ready to be surfaced.

• The concrete contractor (Nardulli) removed, framed, and poured concrete on Deyo (Sahler to Shields) and Congress Park (Eberly to Raymond) this past week.  Next week they will continue with the concrete work on Congress Park (Eberly to Raymond).
• The landscape contractor was on site this week and prepared parkways for topsoil and sod.  They will continue with their work next week.
• This past week the paving contractor (Orange Crush) installed the first lift of asphalt on Rochester (Grove to Custer) and Custer (Ogden to Southview).
• Residents will need to have their cars off of the street within the block that they are working on from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm each day.  The street will be reopened at the end of each day to provide residents with access to their property.

Update – July 19th

• A water main shut down is scheduled for Blanchan (Gerritsen to Shields) and Congress Park (Eberly to DuBois) on Friday, July 21st.  The water main shut down is scheduled from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm while the contractor replaces fire hydrants and a water valve on Congress Park.  A notice will be hand delivered to the affected residents on Thursday, July 20th.

Update – July 14th

• The sewer contractor (Uno Construction) continued their work on Congress Park (Eberly to Raymond) this past week.  Next week they will continue with the sewer work on Congress Park (Eberly to Raymond).  They will then move to Arden (Brookfield Ave to Washington) as the work progresses.

• The concrete contractor (Nardulli) removed, framed, and poured concrete on Raymond (Jackson to 31st Street) and Deyo (Sahler to Shields) this past week.  Next week they will continue with the concrete work on Deyo (Sahler to Shields) and begin the work on Congress Park (Eberly to Raymond).
• The landscape contractor was on site this week and prepared parkways for topsoil and sod.  They will continue with their work next week.
• This past week the paving contractor (Orange Crush) installed the first lift of asphalt on Forest/29th and Sunnyside (Bartlett to 27th Street).  They also patched the pavements along Rochester (Grove to Custer) and Custer (Ogden to Southview). 
• Their tentative schedule for next week is:
  • Monday – Install the first lift of asphalt on Rochester (Grove to Custer) and Custer (Ogden to Southview). 
• Residents will need to have their cars off of the street within the block that they are working on from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm each day.  The street will be reopened at the end of each day to provide residents with access to their property.

Update – July 10th

• With the rain today, the paving contractor (Orange Crush) has revised their paving schedule for the week.

• Their revised schedule for this week is:
  • Tuesday – Prep work for paving on Rochester (Grove to Custer) and Custer (Ogden to Southview). 
  • Wednesday – Pavement patches and the installation of the first lift of asphalt on Rochester (Grove to Custer) and Custer (Ogden to Southview). 
  • Thursday – Install the first lift of asphalt on Forest/29th and Sunnyside (Bartlett to 27th Street).

Update – July 7th

• The sewer contractor (Uno Construction) continued their work on Congress Park (Eberly to Raymond) this past week.  Next week they will continue with the sewer work on Congress Park (Eberly to Raymond).  They will then move to Arden (Brookfield Ave to Washington) as the work progresses.

• The concrete contractor (Nardulli) removed, framed, and poured concrete on Garfield (Grand to Maple), Raymond (Jackson to 31st Street), and Deyo (Gerritsen to Shields) this past week.  They also began the concrete removals on Deyo (Sahler to Gerritsen).  Next week they will continue with the concrete work on Raymond (Jackson to 31st Street) and Deyo (Sahler to Shields).
• The landscape contractor was on site this week and prepared parkways for topsoil and sod.  They worked on Garfield (Grand to Maple), Raymond (Jackson to 31st Street), and Deyo (Gerritsen to Shields).  They will continue with their work next week on Raymond (Jackson to 31st Street) and Deyo (Sahler to Shields).
• The contractor (Nardulli) completed the asphalt removal along Sunnyside (Bartlett to 27th Street).
• This past week the paving contractor (Orange Crush) installed the first lift of asphalt on Sunnyside (Monroe to 31st Street) and Vernon (Monroe to Garfield).  The pavements along Rochester (Grove to Custer) and Custer (Ogden to Southview) were milled in preparation for the new asphalt.  They also prepared the stone base on Forest/29th and Sunnyside (Bartlett to 27th Street) for the placement of the first lift of asphalt.
• Their tentative schedule for next week is:
  • Monday or Tuesday – Pavement patches on Rochester (Grove to Custer) and Custer (Ogden to Southview). 
  • Tuesday – Install the first lift of asphalt on Forest/29th and Sunnyside (Bartlett to 27th Street).
  • Wednesday – Install the first lift of asphalt on Rochester (Grove to Custer) and Custer (Ogden to Southview). 
• Residents will need to have their cars off of the street within the block that they are working on from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm each day.  The street will be reopened at the end of each day to provide residents with access to their property.

Update – July 5th

• A water main shut down is scheduled for DuBois (47th Street to Shields) and for Congress Park (Eberly to DuBois) on Thursday, July 6th.  The water main shut down is scheduled from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm while the contractor replaces a fire hydrant and water valve on DuBois.  A notice will be hand delivered to the affected residents on Wednesday, July 5th.

Update – June 30th

• The sewer contractor (Uno Construction) completed their work on Deyo (Sahler to Shields) and began their work on Congress Park (Eberly to Raymond) this past week.  Next week they will continue with the sewer work on Congress Park (Eberly to Raymond).  They will then move to Arden (Brookfield Ave to Washington) as the work progresses.

• The concrete contractor (Nardulli) removed, framed, and poured concrete on Garfield (Grand to Maple) and Raymond (Jackson to 31st Street) this past week.  They also began the removals and framing on Deyo (Gerritsen to Shields).  Next week they will continue with the concrete work on Garfield (Grand to Maple), Raymond (Jackson to 31st Street), and Deyo (Sahler to Shields).
• The landscape contractor was on site this week and prepared parkways for topsoil and sod.  They worked on Garfield (Grand to Maple).  They will continue with their work next week on Garfield (Grand to Maple) and then move to Raymond (Jackson to 31st Street).
• The contractor (Nardulli) completed the excavation of the pavement along Vernon (mid-block between Monroe and Jackson to Garfield) this past week.  They also removed the asphalt along Forest/29th Street.  Next week they will continue with asphalt removal along Sunnyside (Bartlett to 27th Street).
• The paving contractor (Orange Crush) will be on site next week to begin the paving operations.
• The tentative schedule for next week is:
  • Wednesday – Prepare the stone base on Sunnyside (Monroe to 31st Street) and Vernon (Monroe to Garfield) for the placement of the first lift of asphalt.
  • Thursday – Install the first lift of asphalt on Sunnyside (Monroe to 31st Street) and Vernon (Monroe to Garfield).  Mill the pavements on Rochester (Grove to Custer) and Custer (Ogden to Southview).  Begin preparing the stone base on Forest/29th and Sunnyside (Bartlett to 27th Street) for the placement of the first lift of asphalt.
  • Friday – Install the first lift of asphalt on Rochester (Grove to Custer) and Custer (Ogden to Southview). Continue preparing the stone base on Forest/29th and Sunnyside (Bartlett to 27th Street).
• Residents will need to have their cars off of the street within the block that they are working on from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm each day.  The street will be reopened at the end of each day to provide residents with access to their property.

Update – June 23rd

• The sewer contractor (Uno Construction) completed their work on Raymond (Jackson to 31st Street) and began their work on Deyo (Sahler to Shields) this past week.  Next week they will continue with the sewer work on Deyo (Sahler to Shields) and then move to Congress Park (Eberly to Raymond).

• The concrete contractor (Nardulli) removed, framed, and poured concrete on Garfield (Grand to Maple) and began removals on Raymond (Garfield to 31st Street) this past week.  Next week they should complete the concrete work on Garfield (Grand to Maple) and then continue on Raymond (Jackson to 31st Street).
• The landscape contractor was on site this week and prepared parkways for topsoil and sod.  They worked on Vernon (Monroe to Garfield) and Garfield (Grand to Maple).  They will continue with their work next week on Garfield (Grand to Maple) and then move to Raymond (Jackson to 31st Street).
• The contractor (Nardulli) excavated the pavement along Sunnyside (mid-block between Jackson and Garfield to 31st Street) and along Vernon (Monroe to mid-block between Monroe and Jackson) this past week.  Next week they will continue along Vernon (mid-block between Monroe and Jackson to Garfield).  
• It is anticipated that it will take 2-3 days per block.  Residents will need to have their cars off of the street within the block that they are working on from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm each day.  The street will be reopened at the end of each day to provide residents with access to their property.

Update – June 16th

• The sewer contractor (Uno Construction) completed their work on Garfield (Grand to Maple) and began their work on Raymond (Jackson to Garfield) this past week.  Next week they will continue with the sewer work on Raymond (Garfield to 31st Street) and then move to Deyo (Sahler to Shields).
• A water main shut down is scheduled for Raymond (Jackson to 31st Street) on Tuesday, June 20th.  The water main shut down is scheduled from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm while the contractor replaces fire hydrants along Raymond.  A notice will be hand delivered to the affected residents on Monday, June 19th.

• The concrete contractor (Nardulli) removed, framed, and poured concrete on Vernon (Monroe to Jackson) and on Garfield (Grand to Arthur).  Next week they should complete the concrete work on Garfield (Grand to Maple) and then move to Raymond (Jackson to 31st Street).
• The landscape contractor was on site this week and prepared parkways for topsoil and sod.  They worked on Sunnyside (Bartlett to 31st Street), Sunnyside (Monroe to 31st Street) and Vernon (Monroe to Garfield).  They will continue with their work next week on Sunnyside (Monroe to 31st Street) and then move to Garfield (Grand to Maple).
• The contractor (Nardulli) excavated the pavement along Sunnyside (Monroe to mid-block between Jackson and Garfield) this past week.  Next week they will continue along Sunnyside (mid-block between Jackson and Garfield to 31st Street).  They will then move to Vernon and work their way south from Garfield towards Monroe.
• It is anticipated that it will take 2-3 days per block.  Residents will need to have their cars off of the street within the block that they are working on from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm each day.  The street will be reopened at the end of each day to provide residents with access to their property.

Update – June 13th

Raymond Avenue (Jackson Avenue to 31st Street) has been added to the 2017 Street Improvements Project.  Improvements will include work on the sewer system, full curb replacement, and pavement resurfacing.

Update – June 9th

• The sewer contractor (Uno Construction) completed their work on Vernon (Jackson to Garfield) and began their work on Garfield (Grand to Maple) this past week.  Next week they will continue with the sewer work on Garfield (Grand to Maple).
• The concrete contractor (Nardulli) removed, framed, and poured concrete on Sunnyside (Monroe to 31st Street), on Vernon (Monroe to Jackson) and on Garfield (Grand to Morton).  Next week they will continue with the concrete work on Garfield (Grand to Maple).
• The landscape contractor was on site this week and began preparing parkways for topsoil and sod.  They worked on Rochester, Custer, Forest/29th, and Sunnyside (Bartlett to 31st Street).  They will continue with their work next week moving to Sunnyside (Monroe to 31st Street) and Vernon.
• The contractor (Nardulli) will begin excavating the pavement along Sunnyside (Monroe to 31st Street) on Monday, June 12th.  They will begin at Monroe and work their way north to 31st Street.  It is anticipated that it will take 2-3 days per block.  Residents will need to have their cars off of the street within the block that they are working on from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm each day.  The street will be reopened at the end of each day to provide residents with access to their property.

Update – June 2nd

• The sewer contractor (Uno Construction) performed work on Vernon (Jackson to Garfield) this past week.  Next week they will complete their work on Vernon (Jackson to Garfield) and then move to Garfield (Grand to Maple).
• No tree removal or root pruning was performed this past week.
• The concrete contractor (Nardulli) removed, framed, and poured concrete on Sunnyside (Monroe to 31st Street), on Vernon (Monroe to Jackson) and at the NW corner of Custer and Ogden.  Next week they will continue with the concrete work on Vernon (Monroe to Garfield) and then move to Garfield (Grand to Maple).
• The landscape contractor should also be on site next week to begin preparing parkways for sod.

Update – May 26th

• The sewer contractor (Uno Construction) performed work on Vernon (Monroe to Jackson) this past week.  Next week they will continue with work on Vernon (Jackson to Garfield).
• They will then move to Garfield (Grand to Maple) as the work progresses.
• No tree removal or root pruning was performed this past week.
• The concrete contractor (Nardulli) removed, framed, and poured concrete on Sunnyside (Monroe to 31st Street) and along the east side of Custer.  Next week they will continue with the concrete work on Sunnyside (Monroe to 31st Street) and then move to Vernon (Monroe to Garfield).

WATER MAIN SHUT DOWN RESCHEDULED

• The water main shut down scheduled for Vernon (Monroe to Garfield) on Tuesday, May 23rd has been rescheduled for Thursday, May 25th.  A notice will be hand delivered to the affected residents on Wednesday, May 24th.

Update – May 19th

• The sewer contractor (Uno Construction) completed their work on Sunnyside (Monroe to 31st Street) this past week.  Next week they will continue with work on Vernon (Monroe to Garfield).
• They will then move to Garfield (Grand to Maple) as the work progresses.

 

• A water main shut down is scheduled for Vernon (Monroe to Garfield) on Tuesday, May 23rd.  The water main shut down is scheduled from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm while the contractor replaces fire hydrants along Vernon.  A notice will be hand delivered to the affected residents on Monday, May 22nd.

 

• A tree was removed in the 3200 block of Sunnyside this past week.  Tree removal and root pruning will continue along Congress Park and Deyo.
• The concrete contractor (Nardulli) removed, framed, and poured concrete on Sunnyside (Monroe to 31st Street) and along the east side of Custer.  Next week they will continue with the concrete work on Sunnyside (Monroe to 31st Street) and along the east side of Custer.

Update – May 12th

• The sewer contractor (Uno Construction) performed work on Sunnyside (Monroe to 31st Street) this past week.  Next week they will continue with their work on Sunnyside (Monroe to 31st Street).
• They will then move to Vernon (Monroe to Garfield) as the work progresses.
• No tree removal or root pruning was performed this past week.
• The concrete contractor (Nardulli) removed, framed, and poured concrete along Forest/29th and Sunnyside (Bartlett to 27th Street), and along the east side of Custer.  Next week they will continue with the concrete work along Sunnyside (Bartlett to 27th Street) and along the east side of Custer.

Update – May 5th

• The sewer contractor (Uno Construction) performed work on Sunnyside (Bartlett to 27th Street) and on Sunnyside (Monroe to 31st Street) this past week.  Next week they will continue with their work on Sunnyside (Monroe to 31st Street).
• They will then move to Vernon (Monroe to Garfield) as the work progresses.

 

• A water main shut down is scheduled for Sunnyside (Monroe to 31st Street) on Monday, May 8th .  The water main shut down is scheduled from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm while the contractor replaces fire hydrants along Sunnyside.  A notice was hand delivered to the affected residents on Friday, May 5th.

 

• Tree removal and root pruning was performed along Congress Park this past week and will continue next week.  They will also be working on Deyo.
• The concrete contractor (Nardulli) removed, framed, and poured concrete along Rochester and Forest/29th.  They also removed concrete along Sunnyside (Bartlett to 27th Street) .  Next week they will continue with the concrete work along Forest/29th and Sunnyside (Bartlett to 27th Street).

Update – April 28th
   

• The sewer contractor (Uno Construction) performed work on Forest/29th and Sunnyside (Bartlett to 27th Street) this past week.  Next week they will complete their work on Sunnyside (Bartlett to 27th Street) and also work on Sunnyside (Monroe to 31st Street).
  They will then move to Vernon (Monroe to Garfield) as the work progresses.
• Tree removal and root pruning was performed along Garfield this past week and will continue next week.  They will also be working on Custer and Congress Park.
• The concrete contractor (Nardulli) removed, framed, and poured concrete along Rochester and the west side of Custer this week.  They also removed concrete along Forest/29th.  Next week they will continue with the concrete work along Rochester, Custer, and Forest/29th.  Concrete removals will begin next week along Sunnyside (Bartlett to 27th Street).

Update – April 21st

• The sewer contractor (Uno Construction) performed work on Custer and Forest/29th this past week.  Next week they will complete their work on Forest/29th and also work on Sunnyside (Bartlett to 27th Street).
  They will then move to Vernon and Sunnyside (Monroe to 31st Street) as the work progresses.  Whether they start on Vernon or Sunnyside has not been determined.
• Tree removal and root pruning was performed along Garfield this past week and will continue next week.
• The concrete contractor (Nardulli) removed, framed, and poured concrete along Rochester this week.  Next week they will continue with the concrete work along Rochester and then move to Custer.  Concrete removals are scheduled to begin along the Brookfield side of Custer on Monday, April 24th.  They will then continue behind the sewer contractor on Forest/29th and Sunnyside (Bartlett to 27th Street).

Week of April 17th

• Contractor will begin performing sewer improvements on various streets.  These sewer improvements include repairs to deteriorated sections of the combined sewer system, installation of drainage structures, and repairs or replacement of manholes.

Week of April 10th

• Contractor will be saw-cutting on various streets
• Contractor will be removing trees on certain streets. 
• Contractor will be installing tree protection on certain streets

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